Sentence examples for mostly thought of from inspiring English sources

In the past we mostly thought of a "customer" as a pair of "eyeballs".

"We're at the same inflection point as Twitter, when people still mostly thought of the service as being what people ate for lunch," Mr. Crowley said.

When an art house published a book on Francescon's work, his admirers were pleased, but I'm afraid we mostly thought of it as a vanity project.

When he thought of anything beyond the gray-&-soot reality of concrete under his feet & walled around him in N.Y., he mostly thought of living dirt.

Because of my background covering federal student aid, I've mostly thought of this from the perspective of the federal Pell Grant program, which provides nearly $35 billion a year to help low-income students pay for college.

Relegated to the back of the fridge, abandoned among forgotten condiments and that container of heavy cream stuck to the shelf, they are mostly thought of as late-night snacks, economy dinners or tomorrow's lunch.

Rather an alarmist fear, we mostly thought.

The technical exegesis seems sometimes dated or misguided, but mostly thought-provoking and ingenious, especially when it challenged the Eurocentric truisms of his time.

I havered (mostly at the thought of coming between her and that throwback Martin she had a new black eye, I didn't ask).

Despite my extreme case of drone envy, I never bought one, mostly because I was intimidated by the thought of flying one, mostly.

Only one person at MDSG had tried electroconvulsive therapy, or ECT and the others were mostly too upset by the thought of it even to discuss it.